Slavery Regulation in Early Sinnis Territory
In Prof N Dwight Harris on slavery in Sinnis era laws reveal harsh terms. Records note long servitude, varied ages bound for decades, kidnap acts, saltMining hiring used as pretext to bind enslaved people. Governor Edwards listed enslaved names with extended terms and outfits defined, while punishments included whipping for lazy servants.
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Sinnis
N. Dwight Harris
Joehey
Childeen Hoes
Ninian Edwards
Rose
Antony
Jesse
Lower
Temples of Diana Bared In Ephesus Excavations
Anatolia College President recounts Prof. Hogarth's finds near Ephesus Turkey revealing four Diana temples built in succession with the oldest 30 feet below St. Paul era remains. Gold ornaments and coins survive though silver wrecked by decay. lime kilns show Artemis marble was burned. Ephesus ruins beyond.
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C. Tracy
Anatolia College
Marsoyan
Turkey
American Board of Missions
Hogarth
Oxford
Ephesus
Diana
St. Paul's Day
Croesus
Hunting the Sea Otter Spearing Under Quiet Skiffs
A vivid account of sea otter hunting describes small skin skiffs with two to three men each surrounding kelp fields. Hunters coordinate silent, precise spear throws as otters surface for breath, circling and narrowing a half mile wide cordon until the quarry is struck.
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Bidarkas
Silver Sea
Fragmented Text From Historical Page
A partial OCR fragment mentions streets and towns with rough references to heads and forceful terms. The readable portion is too incomplete to identify a clear event, person, or organization. No verifiable names or places can be confirmed from the fragment.
Tea mix up in village store ends in horse powder swap
A Baltimore American writer recalls a village scene where a farmer returns with a package claiming half a pound of tea was sold to him. The merchant inspects the contents and admits a mistake, noting the horse powders resemble tea and teasing the caller for his persistence.
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Anys
Baltimore American
Lem
Double Meaning in Housemaida Dust Banter
In a quip from Chicago Bun’s The Main Thing, Mrs Nowedd riffs on housemaids with a double meaning about dusting and fanning furniture. A running joke pits fretful caregiving against literal chores, highlighting wry humor in domestic life.
Special attention to Eye and Bar dle cases in Glasses train
Special attention to eye and barrel cases and to witting glasses telephony VM ONs 837 noted.
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Illinots
Blacku
Strooti
Mons
Holloy
Ing
Tion
Tlelt
Orem
Indwat
Chas. Weber
Donie Weber
California
Oregon
Washington
VIA
Union Pacific
Walnut Street
H. G. Kaill
Kansas City, MO
Palmer’s Restaurant
Old City
Hotel Plack
Wm, Palmer
The
Kansas City Weekly Star
Kansas City
Grand Central Hotel
R. J. Virden
Hlave
Wm, Dittmer
National Leap Company
Clark Ave
16Th Street
St. Louis
Chas. W. Loomis and
Grenshaw & Young
Crenshaw & Young and
Chas. W. Loomis
Rouahence
Detroitee Worke
Jewel En Aberyk
Ghat
A. Gillen
Lexington, Mo
M. D. Wilson
Seie
N. Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Lexington
Miss
Cal
A. W.sandring
Banda
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